Martha Wilkerson (AKA G.I. Jill) hosted a couple shows on the United States government-produced Armed Forces Radio Service (AFRS). One program she hosted was G.I. Jive (http://archive.org/details/AfrsG.i.Jive) and another was Jill's All-Time Jukebox, which ran concurrent to the other show during part of its run (she mentions it during G.I. Jive). Also see The Army-Navy Screen Magazine 55 (1945) here on Archive.org.
I only have 5 Jill's All-Time Jukebox shows :( but there are some real gems. Martha Wilkerson made great "mix tapes." :)
Any typos or errors are mine. Song listing (the songs are listed in the "comments" tag of the MP3 as well):
Benny Goodman: Lullaby In Rhythm;
Glenn Miller: Frenesi;
Chick Webb (with Ella Fitzgerald): A-Tisket A-Tasket;
Dinah Shore: He's My Guy;
Bing Crosby: San Fernando Valley;
Larry Clinton (with Bea Wain): Deep Purple;
Tommy Dorsey: Swanee River;
Artie Shaw: Traffic Jam.
Benny Goodman (with Martha Tilton): Loch Lomond;
Jimmy Dorsey (with Helen O'Connell): Tangerine;
Freddy Martin: I Met Her On Monday;
Bing Crosby: Thanks;
Hal Kemp (with Skinnay Ennis): Remember Me;
Glen Gray: It's The Talk Of The Town;
Duke Ellington (with Bing Crosby): Three Little Words;
Tommy Dorsey: Nola
194x-xx-xx AFRS Jills Juke Box 0048 Tommy Dorsey Boogie Woogie.mp3
includes these songs:
Tommy Dorsey: Boogie Woogie;
Glenn Miller: That Old Black Magic;
Duke Ellington: Boy Meets Horn;
Woody Herman: Frenesi;
Louis Armstrong: Confessin';
Gus Arnheim (with Bing Crosby): It Must Be True;
Benny Goodman (with Helen Forrest): The Man I Love;
Harry James (with Helen Forrest): I Don't Want To Walk Without You
Benny Goodman: Mission To Moscow;
Glenn Miller: The One I Love;
Bing Crosby: Sierra Sue;
Harry James: He's My Guy;
The Merry Macs: Jingle Jangle Jingle (1942);
Tommy Dorsey: Let's Get Away From It All;
Duke Ellington: Solitude (1932 version I think);
Jimmy Dorsey: John Silver
1950-xx-xx AFRS Jills Juke Box 0247 Woody Herman Caldonia.mp3
includes these songs:
Woody Herman: Caldonia;
Harry James: I'll Buy That Dream;
Slim Gaillard - Cement Mixer;
Margaret Whiting: It Might As Well Be Spring;
Woody Herman - Early Autumn (1949);
Vaughn Monroe - Let It Snow;
Frank Sinatra - Fools Rush In;
Harry James (with Kitty Kallen) - I'm Beginning To See The Light
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